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PAID CONTENT FOR TERRABONA NATURE & VINEYARDS


Terrabona Nature & Vineyards MADEIRA, PORTUGAL


The Portuguese archipelago of Madeira is a subtropical haven in the Atlantic Ocean, 320 miles west of Morocco. Home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site-listed Laurisilva Forest, the island’s also a nature-lover’s paradise. Visitors seeking a wellness retreat where


nature, comfort and privacy are the top priorities need look no further that Terrabona Nature & Vineyards. The collection of modern villas is situated halfway down the Cardo Valley on the north coast of the island, surrounded by the sprawling Laurisilva Forest. The villas feature vast windows, thermal and


sustainable cork flooring, private gardens, branded bathroom amenities, hiking sticks and games, so guests can relax and connect with nature in the way that suits them best. Each villa also a small kitchen and a coffee machine. Guests can ask for salad ingredients, cheeses and cold meats so that they can make something themselves, and the team at Terrabona Nature & Vineyards will source and deliver to the villa. There are also weekly dinner experiences at the resort, as well


as the option of a private chef coming to your villa. If guests prefer to find a restaurant on the island, owners Maria and Marco are happy to make suggestions and arrange transportation, too. The bedroom concept has been crafted in


collaboration with Sampedro and Colunex to create the ultimate sleep experience, complete with airy linen bedding and a choice of pillow style. The villas provide a sleek and comfortable space for resting and reconnecting with loved ones. The villas are a mere stone’s throw away from


the on-site vineyards, which guests can visit for tours and indulgent wine-tasting experiences while they’re surrounded by the sounds of running water and birdsong. Beyond the vineyards there are natural lagoons to swim in and plenty of hiking trails to explore. There are picnic hampers that can be used, as well as electric bicycles for those who want to wander further afield. Guests of Terrabona Nature & Vineyards can also


choose to stay on site and enjoy the infinity pool and bio-sauna, both with jaw-dropping views out over the lush green valley and the ocean beyond.


DON’T MISS Enjoy being pampered with signature grapeseed oil and lava stone massages performed by trained practitioners


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KEY FEATURES • Infinity swimming pool • Solarium • Bio-sauna • Villas with private gardens • Welcome space • Vineyards and winery • Tea and fruit gardens


KEY ACTIVITIES • Hiking • Canyoning • Natural lagoons • Sailing • Painting • Yoga • E-bikes • Birdwatching • Stargazing


GET IN TOUCH terrabonawine.com T: +351 925 864 904 E: comercial@terrabonawine.com


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